Mission Hospital was founded in Mission Viejo in 1971 and has continued to develop new programs and services to meet the ever changing needs of the community. In 1993, Mission Hospital partnered with CHOC Children’s to provide pediatric services and a year later, became a member of the St. Joseph Health network of care. In 2009, Mission Hospital expanded its geographic footprint to include south Orange County’s coast line by acquiring Mission Hospital Laguna Beach.

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Mission Hospital has an award-winning staff that is leading the way in medical ingenuity. Our accomplishments have led to such awards as the Outstanding Achievement Award for the Commission on Cancer in 2008 – causing us to be one of 66 hospitals in the entire nation to be honored. Combining care for the mind, body and spirit, we take a unique approach to every individual patient.

The Mission Hospital Foundation embodies the Spirit of Giving by building lifelong relationships with community members and raising funds to support Mission Hospital.
Mission Hospital Foundation will be the critical force in supporting Mission Hospital's vision to serve the community with the most advanced diagnostic care in the world.

UNISURED ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS WILL RECEIVE FREE SURGERIES AT MISSION HOSPITAL’S SURGERY DAY THIS SATURDAY

October 6, 2016, Mission Viejo, CA – Mission Hospital will host the Saturday, October 8 event during
which doctors will perform procedures on nine Orange County residents
– free of charge – underscoring Mission Hospital’s dedication
to continually improve the health and quality of life of people in the
communities it serves, through providing access to advanced diagnostic
and preventive care for all in the community.

Mission Hospital will donate their services and staff, who offered to work
an additional day.

“This will be the fifth Access OC event that Mission Hospital has
participated in during the last three years,” said Christy Cornwall,
director community benefit. AccessOC is a medical non-profit organization
in Orange County that connects the medically uninsured/underinsured who
are in need of surgery with volunteer specialists.

While the Affordable Care Act has successfully resulted in more residents
having access to health care coverage in Orange County, there are still
a large number of individuals and families who are unable to afford deductibles
for any type of specialty care. For many patients, a simple procedure
can prevent the need for emergency care later on. This kind of preventative
care is a core part of Mission Hospital’s mission of helping to
create healthier communities.

Surgeries taking place during Saturday’s event will include hernia
repairs, cyst removals and a cholecystectomy. Many of these patients have
suffered with conditions for many years with no hope for improvement,
and concern that their conditions will worsen. One such patient is Ana
Maria who for the past three years has had a ganglion cyst on her left
wrist that has made lifting heavy objects like bags, her purse, and her
niece difficult. While working at a hotel as a housekeeper, she has pain
while doing her daily tasks such as making beds, vacuuming, and mopping.
AccessOC recognized her struggles, and the need for surgery, and brought
her to the attention of Mission Hospital as a candidate for Surgery Saturday.
Dr. Herbert Eidt, MD, orthopedic surgeon, will perform her ganglion cyst
excision in hopes of alleviating three years of Ana Maria’s suffering.
“Heaven has a special place for everyone here at Mission Hospital
helping me to get my surgery. Thank you,” declared Ana Maria.